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Consider the two transistor circuit on the right. Vdd = 2 V, kn = 200 uA/V^2, kp = 100 uA/V^2 and Vtn = |Vtp| =0. 5 V. Find a value for Vin such that Vout = 1 V.

Consider the two transistor circuit on the right. Vdd = 2 V, kn = 200 uA/V^2, kp = 100 uA/V^2 and Vtn = |Vtp| =0. 5 V. Find a value for Vin such that Vout = 1 V.

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Consider the two transistor circuit on the right. Vdd = 2 V, kn = 200 uA/V^2, kp = 100 uA/V^2 and Vtn = |Vtp| =0. 5 V. Find a value for Vin such that Vout = 1 V.

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